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Re: subcompact stability on hills


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Posted by Geo-TH,In on March 18, 2015 at 05:07:07 from (50.104.102.49):

In Reply to: subcompact stability on hills posted by bbuchan on March 18, 2015 at 03:16:29:

bbuchan,
My neighbor bought a BX2300 with add on loader
backhoe. He wanted me to test it out. All I have
to say is use one before you buy one. Then go to
your local DIY and rent a Terramite and an
Allmand.

Look at the construction of each. The front axle
and front tires determines how how much the
loader can lift. Look at the fact sheet on front
bucket lifting and hoe stats.

I know this won't be a popular thing to say, but
the BX23 is a lawn mower with a loader/hoe bolted
on.

The terramite and Allmand is built from the
ground up as a subcompact. No bolted on
loader/hoe. Both are solid built machines. The
Allmand is the strongest and the Terramite is a
close second. The BX2300 is a slow weak toy.

Both the Allmand and BX 2300 you have to get off
the seat and go to another seat to use the hoe.
The BX you have to walk around to the back of
tractor and climb on the hoe's seat. The
Terramite you pull a lever on the seat and spin
around.

The Allmand and Terramite can be either gas or
diesel. BX2300 diesel only.

If you want a lawn mower get a BX. If you want to
get something that is serious about moving dirt
get a Allmand or Terramite.

As for stability, all have a narrow wheelbase and
on hills can be scarey. The Allmand or Terramite
have a serious roll cage and a seat belt. The BX
has a roll bar, what a joke. When I'm up a steep
hills, I drop the back bucket and use it to
prevent from rolling all the way over when front
wheels come up. Mine is hydrostatic. I hit
reverse to put the front wheels back on the
ground.

All I have to say is use one before you buy one.
If you want to save a little check out your
craigslist. There are a few used Allmand or
Terramites for $10-12K.

I remember when Shop smiths came out. One tool to
do everything. The BX's try to use the same
selling point. The BX can do many things. As for
me I don't want to spend time taking things on
and off before I use the tractor. I want to just
get on and go. So if you want a lawn mower, buy a
mower. Want a real subcompact get an Allmand or
Terramite. I bought my Terramite 7 years ago and
have put 1200 hours on it doing yard work. Best
thing I ever bought.


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